Huayu: We're asking you to act, and you're playing a superhuman?

Running Man was adapted from the South Korean show Running Man, and their team was also invited.

In order to take advantage of the publicity, Blueberry TV even sent the Running Man cast to South Korea for a joint appearance with Running Man.

Despite being called a collaboration, it's really just the same old show recording and name tag ripping game.

Before the program started recording, both sides held their own tactical study sessions at the SBS television station where the program was being filmed.

Kim Jong-kook has truly felt Wang Wei-li's terrifying strength, so the South Korean Running Man team is seriously studying countermeasures.

On the other hand, the Chinese Running Man team...

"What tactics are you researching? I think Willie alone could tear them all apart."

Chen He leaned back in his chair and said with a smug look on his face.

Having experienced the terror of the numerical monster and then joined forces with it, he finally understood what it meant to be in complete control!

Deng Chao and Li Chen shared roughly the same idea.

Even the people from the production team who came to film and record the game believed that Wang Weili could speedrun the game, and that the so-called tactical research meeting was completely unnecessary.

Only Wang Weili sat in a chair, an A4 sheet of paper spread out in front of him, writing something continuously.

Liu Shishi sat down next to him, glanced at him sideways, and then read the contents of the document aloud.

"SWOT Analysis: How to Kill Running Man?"

Liu Shishi's voice wasn't loud, but it miraculously suppressed the other people's discussion and attracted their attention.

Deng Chao quietly approached Wang Weili's side and craned his neck to look at the A4 paper.

Wang Weili stopped writing, looked up at him, and said, "Don't rush, I was just about to explain this to everyone, I'm almost done."

"It's nothing, I'm just taking a look."

Deng Chao stared intently at the A4 sheet of paper, and in the Strengths section, he noticed several points:

"Wang Weili solos Running Man!"

"When the show started filming, Running Man realized that this was not an evenly matched competition at all, and prepared to surrender."

"Internet traffic is starting to spread in a morbid way, like the Chinese version of Running Man speedrun..."

Deng Chao swallowed hard, only then realizing that while his group was just joking around, Wang Weili had already been quietly working on the best strategy.

After writing the last sentence, Wang Weili shook the A4 paper and handed it to Deng Chao.

"Captain, you can write our tactical arrangements on the whiteboard."

"My handwriting isn't very good..."

"I'll do it."

Liu Shishi took the A4 paper and went to the whiteboard in the tactical research room to start copying.

Wang Weili followed her movements to give his explanation.

"This is my tactical strategy, which mainly focuses on how we can make the best use of our advantages and opportunities in this name tag ripping competition, while minimizing our weaknesses and threats..."

When Wang Weili began his explanation, the other Running Man members, who had listened to Kim Jong-kook's description, were also filled with confusion and despair.

After repeatedly confirming that Wang Weili was indeed capable of easily defeating Kim Jong-kook, they made a difficult decision: to go to the Chinese Running Man team's tactics room to negotiate and hopefully put some restrictions on Wang Weili!

The six members of Running Man, led by comedian Lee Kwang-soo, arrived at the tactical room of the Chinese Running Man team, with cameras following them all the way.

Lee Kwang-soo knocked lightly on the door twice, but there was no response, and faint sounds could be heard coming from inside.

Seeing this, after discussing it with the others, Lee Kwang-soo decided to open the door and go in to apologize.

Just as they turned the doorknob and exclaimed that they were embarrassed to go in, the Running Man cast, who were sitting in a circle around the whiteboard, also turned their heads to look over.

The two sides stared at each other, an unspoken awkwardness filling the air.

Then, Song Ji-hyo, the only female member of Running Man, suddenly broke the silence.

"Kwang-soo, look at their whiteboard!"

"A whiteboard?"

Lee Kwang-soo looked over in confusion, but since he didn't understand Chinese, he could only take out his phone to take a picture and use an app to translate it.

What's even better is that the translation software he used also came with a voice broadcast function.

"Competitive disadvantage: If Running Man loses too quickly, we will need to play other games due to insufficient recording time..."

"After tearing off the name tags, there's no way to pile the Running Man members together for a photo op..."

"If we go too far, it might hurt the self-esteem of South Korean viewers..."

"We can only tear off Running Man's name tag once..."

These meticulously considered tactical analyses were all first broadcast aloud in Chinese by the translation software, and then translated into Korean for continued broadcast.

After listening to a few more clips, Lee Kwang-soo finally couldn't help but stop translating and stared blankly at Wang Wei-li and the others.

Wang Weili and the others sat in their chairs, all silent, barely suppressing their laughter.

"What is this?"

Lee Kwang-soo, speaking in broken Chinese, stepped forward to question Wang Wei-li, who was sitting in the center.

Wang Weili chuckled and said frankly, "This is our tactical analysis, which we will use against you later."

To make sure the Running Man members understood, he repeated it in English.

Lee Kwang-soo was stunned for a moment, probably not expecting Wang Wei-li to be so arrogant.

The other Running Man members behind them also seemed a bit lost.

They originally planned to come and discuss whether they could set some restrictions on Wang Weili, who was a numerical monster, so that the game could proceed more fairly.

However, the current situation doesn't seem to be suitable anymore.

Lee Kwang-soo, with a stern face, said in English, "We came here to say hello, but we didn't expect you to have already planned your strategy. Well then, when the match starts, we won't hold back!"

Although he knew he might not be a match for them, Lee Kwang-soo still decided to fight for Running Man.

Kim Jong-kook and the others heard this but did not object.

Wang Weili said, "We will also do our best, and we hope you won't lose too quickly."

"Aish..."

Ha Dong-hoon, standing behind Lee Kwang-soo, instinctively wanted to criticize the national treasure, but after seeing that there were cameras recording from both sides, he could only shut up in frustration.

What was originally intended as a negotiation to impose restrictions on numerical monsters turned into a declaration of war.

When the name tag ripping game officially started, it was less of a competition and more of a one-sided humiliation.

Wang Weili moved freely through the SBS building, tearing apart anyone he could catch, and no one could stop him.

Lee Kwang-soo and Kim Jong-kook tried to use the terrain to their advantage, but it only took them a little more time.

In the end, the production team desperately gestured, hoping that Wang Weili would consider the program's length, which allowed Running Man to "persist" through the entire game.

After the game ended and both teams took a group photo, Cen Junyi from the directing team suddenly approached Wang Weili.

"Mr. Wang, there's something I'd like to discuss with you."

"Hmm? You go ahead."

Seeing his hesitant expression, Wang Weili guessed what was going on.

Cen Junyi hesitated for a moment, then said, "We discussed it and decided that your athletic performance is too strong, so we might add more games and reduce the name tag ripping segment in later filming..."

"Sure! I'll leave it to you."

Thank you for your understanding.

"It's alright, it's nothing."

Wang Weili waved his hand dismissively.

He tore off name tags a few times, and it was okay at first, but it got a bit boring the last two times. The production team's requirements were exactly what he wanted.